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If you need urgent medical help, the NHS is still here for you
Patients who don’t have coronavirus can safely access care – including scheduled appointments, vaccinations and maternity services.
Campaign launches to encourage talking to save lives
Lancashire and South Cumbria Integrated Care System (ICS) has this week launched a suicide prevention campaign encouraging residents to “keep talking” throughout the coronavirus (covid-19) pandemic.
iPads and tablets keep patients connected with family and friends
We have received thoughtful donations of iPads through our hospital charity, ELHT&Me. The iPads are enabling our patients to keep in touch with their family and friends virtually.
Become a ‘stay-at-home’ scientist to help tackle Covid-19
King’s College, London are asking everyone to help them with their research simply by telling them how they are feeling on a daily basis using a symptom tracker app.
Reflections of a hospital chaplain
A stunning read of the thoughts and feelings of hospital chaplain David Anderson band how they ensure no-one is alone.
Ramadan giving supports NHS staff and patients in challenging circumstances
Local companies and community groups have provided charitable gifts to East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust’s official charity, ELHT&Me, in light of the beginning of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
East Lancashire Hospitals’ research team actively supporting the fight against coronavirus
As well as providing high levels of care and treatment for its patients, East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust (ELHT) also remains fully committed to research and innovation.